Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1887-08-18
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Mrs. Delos Abrams gave ladies' tea
Wednesday evening,
Mr. John II. Baldwin is altering over
and charging his house.
There will be the usual services at the
Methodist church next Sunday.
Two sons of DR.. John Lewis, of
Dubuque, Iowa, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. John p. Lewis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Oswald and
children have been spending several
days with the family of John Oswald
in this city.
Messrs. Chas Langridge and Perry
Walker with their wives took in the
Normal Review excursion to Dubuque
last Saturday.
Miss Susie Thompson, who has been
visiting friends and relatives near an
nation for the past five weeks, returned
home Monday.
The Rev. Mr.. Steele was down from
Montfort Monday, and remained to the
lecture in the evening, returning home
Tuesday morning.
Miss Lydia Harrison, from Hazel
Green. is visiting friends in the city
She viii teach in the Hazel Green school
for the coming year.
Mrs. d. f. Smith and Master Willard,
of this city, visited friends and relatives
in Fennimore last week. Miss Mrytie
Smith accompanied her home on Friday.
Fred Brnkman, son of Henry
Brinkman, who formerly lived near
Hurricane, has been visiting his old
home. He is now located at New
Hampton, Iowa.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Tormey accom-
panied by p Finnegan and Prof.
Keeler, of Highland, who is visiting at
Mr.. Tormey's, drove down to Lancas-
ter last Thursday.
The races will be success, as n
good field of horses is promised.
H. H. Roser, Dist Chief Templar
and Editor of the Western Good Temp
lar, was the presiding officer of the
Good Templar's Convention held here
last Monday and Tuesday.
Mr.. Ezra Abrahams. Alr. Lincoln
Abrahams, Mr.. Albert Budworth and
Rev. Mr.. Mcintosh from Bloomington,
came over from Bloomington to be pres
ent at the Good Templars Convention
and the accompanying lecture.
Those who followed the advice given
free on every side walk last week in
regard to smoking NJ. & S. have been
more than satisfied with the result.
They say there never was a 5 cent cigar
like it. Don't fail to give it trial.
l.. S. Kelley graduate from the
Platteville State Normal School class of
80, who has been teaching for the past
three wears at Fox Lake, was in the city
FRIDAY. He has been re-engaged as
principal Of the Fox Lake High School.
Bates, Wilcox & Streeter, Commits
sion; Real estate and Grocers Agents,
All South Eleventh Street. Omaha, Neb,
is the card of the new firm in which Ed.
Streeter is a partner. Bates is cons-
in, formerly of this county, and Wilcox
brother-in law.
X. NJ. Richmond, q brother of I. c.
Richmond, who graduated in the last
class from the State University, has
been visiting friends in Platteyille, and
on his return to Madison came through
Lancaster and spent Monday night with
his schoolmate Fred. P. Meyer.
Hurley, Dasch& Hyde haYejustp placed
in their blacksmith shop an upright.
self-feeding hand drill. Ii is the largest
and finest hand drill made. Attached
to it is an emery grinding wheel that
acts instantaneously. as a knife blade
anti-fat. The drill was purchased OF a
GAINESVILLE firm.